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Medical University of South Carolina
Overview
The Certified Medical Assistant provides quality patient care by rooming patients, recording vitals, and documenting health history in electronic medical records. They also assist physicians with minor procedures, administer treatments, and manage clinical supplies and equipment maintenance.
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9 days ago
Roper St. Francis Healthcare
The Registered Nurse plans and directs hospice care for patients with terminal illnesses in home or inpatient settings. Responsibilities include supervising hospice aides, managing symptoms, and providing end-of-life care and education.
1 month ago
The Registered Nurse's primary function is to plan, provide, supervise, and coordinate care to patients with various health conditions. They work with minimal supervision while delivering skilled nursing services in patients' homes.
The Registered Nurse plans, provides, supervises, and coordinates care for patients in their homes. They document care provided and ensure treatment goals are met by supervising LPNs and Home Health Aides.
The Physical Therapist is responsible for completing initial and ongoing patient assessments and providing skilled therapeutic interventions based on educational knowledge and ability across various settings. This includes developing and revising treatment plans with specific goals, providing direct therapy daily, and instructing patients and families in therapeutic procedures.
The Speech Language Pathologist prevents, assesses, diagnoses, and treats speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in patients by performing evaluations and developing tailored treatment plans. Responsibilities include administering medically prescribed treatments, instructing patients and families, coordinating care with the treatment team, and precepting students or directing aides and volunteers.
The hospice aide provides personal care and assistance with daily living activities to patients under the supervision of a registered nurse. They are also responsible for observing patients, documenting care, and performing simple medical tasks like non-sterile wound care.
The Registered Nurse plans, provides, and coordinates comprehensive skilled nursing services for patients in their homes. They work independently to manage patient care, supervise health states, and implement nursing interventions.
The Occupational Therapist assesses patients, develops treatment plans based on physician referrals, and administers prescribed occupational therapy treatments across various settings. Responsibilities include monitoring progress, adjusting goals, and educating patients and families on at-home procedures.
The Medical Social Worker evaluates, plans, and provides psychosocial and emotional care to patients and their families to support the patient’s medical condition. Duties include long-term planning, financial planning, connecting with community resources, counseling, and acting as a liaison between the patient, home health, and community agencies.
The Physical Therapist conducts initial and ongoing patient assessments, developing and implementing appropriate treatment plans with specific goals based on educational knowledge and skill. This involves providing direct therapy daily according to the plan of care, instructing patients and families, and maintaining accurate documentation of all care provided and patient progress.
The Occupational Therapist conducts assessments, devises treatment plans based on physician referrals, and documents patient progress across various settings including outpatient, inpatient, pediatric, and off-site locations. Essential functions include administering prescribed treatments, creating custom equipment, developing programs for functional and vocational skills, and educating patients and families on at-home procedures.
The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in Home Health or Hospice will provide nursing care for patients following established standards and practices in accordance with the South Carolina Nurse Practice Act. The LPN will apply knowledge of patient care tasks and techniques to deliver necessary nursing services.
The hospice aide provides personal care and assistance with daily living activities to patients under the supervision of a registered nurse. They are responsible for observing patients, documenting care, and reporting changes to the interdisciplinary team.
PruittHealth
Provide evaluative and treatment interventions to home health patients to restore function and relieve pain. Maintain detailed clinical documentation and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to manage patient care plans.
The Registered Nurse will complete evaluations, assessments, and treatments in accordance with the individualized care plan. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate documentation and ensuring continuity of patient care in a hospice setting.
The Palliative Care Coordinator is responsible for processing referrals, scheduling patient visits, and coordinating care goals between providers. They also serve as a liaison for the medical team, manage documentation, and ensure compliance with company policies.
The CNA is responsible for providing compassionate hospice care to patients in their homes or care facilities. They must also ensure all patient documentation and records are completed accurately and in a timely manner.
Tri-County Therapy
The Occupational Therapist will evaluate patients and create individualized treatment plans to address fine motor, sensory, and daily living skill delays. They are responsible for documenting therapy notes, educating families on home programs, and ensuring effective communication with caregivers.
$63,000 - $91,000 / YEAR
4 months ago
